The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-10-13

Prefers Japanese as laborers.
Cane ground at the Honokaa Mill.
August 8, 1887.-Parker & Patty, planters
Employ Hawaiians, 10 Portuguese, 3 S.
S. Islanders, Portuguese women, %
Japanese. Total, 40.
Sanitary condition good.
Prefers Japanese as laborers.
Cane ground at the Honokaa Mill
August 8. 18S7.-Hamakua Sugar Co., T.
Lydgate, Manager. Employs 10 white
men, so Portuguese, 81 Japanese. Total,
154
Sanitary condition good.
Prefers Japanese as laborers.
August 8, 1887.-Kukaiau, Horner, Man
ager. Employs Portuguese, 1 Portu-
guese minor, IL Hawaiians, 6 white men,
45 Japanese, 10 japanese women, SIS Chi
nese. Total, 13O
Sanitary condition good.
Prefers Japanese as laborers.
August 9, 18S7.-Ookala, ]. Wright, Man
ager. Employs p white men, 81 Portu-
guese, % Portuguese minors, Al Portu-
guese women, So S. S. Islanders, 46 Japan
ese. Total, PAL.
Sanitary condition good.
Prefers Japanese as laborers.
August 9, 1887.-Waipunalei T. Kinds,
planter. Employs Portuguese, Portu-
guese women, 26 Chinese, 1 Haw allan.
Total, "a.
Sanitary condition good
Prefers Japanese as laborers.
Cane ground at the Laupahoehoe Mill
August g. 1887.-Laupahoehoe Sugar Co.
J. NJ. Lydgate, Manager. Employs 10
white men, 81 Portuguese, Is Portuguese
boys, % Portuguese women, 1877 Chinese,
Hawaiian. Total, 253.
Sanitary condition good
Prefers Chinese as laborers.
August 9, 1887.-Papaloa, A. Lydgate &
Co., planters. Employ IL Japanese, Jap
anese woman, So Chinese, 81 Portuguese,
Portuguese women, L Hawaiian. Total,
173
Sanitary condition good.
Prefer Chinese as laborers.
August 10, 1887.-Hakalau, Lehman,
Manager Employs rs Portuguese, Por-
tuguese women, 8 Portuguese boys, 80
Japanese, II Japanese women, 800 Chi
nese, 20 white men, Hawaiians. Total,
SIT.
Sanitary condition fair.
Prefers Japanese as Iaborers.
August 10, 1887.-Honomu, VIM. Kin
ney Manager. Employs 30 Chinese, rs
Portuguese, go Portuguese women. 2 Ha-
waains, Japanese, white men. Total,
$50.
Sanitary condition good.
Prefers Chinese AND Portuguese as Ia
borers.
There are no laborers under contract on
this plantation.
August 10, 1887.-Pepeekeo, Wong Tuck,
Manager. Employs 27O Chinese, AZ Ha-
Waiians, 9 s. s. Islanders, 2 Portuguese, 2 |
Portuguese women, Spaniard. Total, |
326.
Sanitary condition fair.
Prefers Chinese as Iaborers.
August 10, 1887-Onomea, VIM. Good
ale, Manager. Employs rs Hawaiians, q
Portuguese, 8 Portuguese women, $50 Chi
nese. Total 169.
Sanitary condition good.
Prefers Portuguese as laborers.
Cane ground at the Papaikou Mill.
August 10, 1887.-Papaikou, j. Colville,
Manager. Employs 1O8 Portuguese, 81
Portuguese minors, Is Portuguese women,
So Japanese, 5 Japanese women, 80 Ha-
waiians, IA Hawaiian boys, 3 Hawaiian
Chinese, white men. Total,
274.
Sanitary condition fairs on sick list.
Prefers Portuguese as laborers.
August 10, 1887.-Paukaa, iona. Tucker,
Manager. Employs 16 Hawaiians, 81 Por-
tuguese, 20 Chinese, 6 Negroes. Total, 63.
Sanitary condition good.
Prefers Chinese and Portuguese as la
borers.
Cane ground at the Papaikou Mill.
Only four immigrants on this plantation.
August II, 1887.-Wainaku, John Scott,
Manager. Employs 1876 Portuguese, A
Portuguese women, 80 Portuguese minors,
LA Japanese, 26 Japanese women, Ha-
169 Chinese. Total, 532.
Sanitary condition good.
Prefers Japanese as laborers.
August IL, 1887.-Waiakea, c. c. Ken
nedy, Manager. Employs Is white men,
LOO Portuguese, Is Portuguese minors. SO
Japanese, SO Chinese. Total, 254.
Sanitary condition good.
Prefers Japanese as laborers.
August ID, 1887.-Niulii, Robt. Hall,
Manager Employs Portuguese, 35 Jap
anese, 5 japanese women, white men, q
80 Chinese. Total, 139.
Sanitary condition good.
Prefers Japanese and Chinese as laborers.
August ID, 1887.-Akina & Aseu, plant
rs. Employ IS Chinese, 10 Hawaiians
Total 80.
Sanitary condition good.
Prefers Japanese as ,laborers.
Cane ground at Multi Mill
August 13, 18s7.-Thompson Bros,
planters. Employ 80 Chinese, 6 Portu-
,uese. Total, So.
Sanitary condition good.
Prefer Japanese and Portuguese as la
'orers.
Cane ground at Multi Mill